Nebius, an AI-native cloud infrastructure firm, is benefiting from rising AI demand for data center space and multi-year contracts. Although currently unprofitable under GAAP due to heavy investment, the company expects future profitability as reinvestment slows and demand visibility extends to 2029. Its customer base is shifting from unprofitable AI labs to financially strong cloud service providers and enterprises, highlighted by deals like Nebius-Palantir. With major players like Microsoft expanding data centers, Nebius aims to secure part of this growth through rental agreements, reflecting sustained AI workload expansion.
Nebius is gaining attention as AI demand drives growth in cloud infrastructure, with the company securing multi-year contracts and shifting to financially strong customers. On Pluang, NBIS trades at USD 212.25, showing a slight 0.03% increase as of Sep 15, 2026, 17:13 WIB. The stock remains well below its 52-week high of USD 286.69 but significantly above its 52-week low of USD 73.87, reflecting ongoing investor interest in the technology sector.
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